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<blockquote data-quote="Zero Knowledge" data-source="post: 1037865" data-attributes="member: 57429">The only way it will get permanently fixed is if they cycle through clean IP&#039;s every day. That&#039;s probably not going to happen and basically you will have to expect the servers will be forever blacklisted in the future. E-commerce is the first sector to blacklist because of fraud and bots, since changing to specific based cities in the config files Wireguard servers are being blacklisted. Some servers work, but it won&#039;t last long I feel.The few privacy focused/oriented Vpn&#039;s are going to go the way of Tor exit nodes. Blacklisted everywhere and basically used for fraud and crime with a few paranoid privacy folks using it with some cypto bro&#039;s using to access exchanges/mixers thrown in. And the saying go&#039;s &#039;Built it and they will come&#039; and they have. Not sure how Mullvad will fix this, I wish they could but beyond cycling new IP&#039;s every day or two I&#039;m unsure they can fix it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zero Knowledge, post: 1037865, member: 57429"] The only way it will get permanently fixed is if they cycle through clean IP's every day. That's probably not going to happen and basically you will have to expect the servers will be forever blacklisted in the future. E-commerce is the first sector to blacklist because of fraud and bots, since changing to specific based cities in the config files Wireguard servers are being blacklisted. Some servers work, but it won't last long I feel. The few privacy focused/oriented Vpn's are going to go the way of Tor exit nodes. Blacklisted everywhere and basically used for fraud and crime with a few paranoid privacy folks using it with some cypto bro's using to access exchanges/mixers thrown in. And the saying go's 'Built it and they will come' and they have. Not sure how Mullvad will fix this, I wish they could but beyond cycling new IP's every day or two I'm unsure they can fix it. [/QUOTE]

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